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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1940
Page
4
Fragmentary line from a religious text with a biblical quote and scattered numbers and prices. No clear event or names to anchor a news item. Requires readable context to form a proper summary.
The article describes Romania’s internal conflict as Iron Guard violence escalates into killings. German troops enter Bucharest to curb anarchy while Nazi plans for Romanian peace collide with civil war. Earthquake disrupts industry just as control tightens.
The piece discusses American reactions to Britain’s wartime disclosures. Isolationists fear appeals for aid and fear amplifying involvement, while others worry about losing freedom to choose. A Lawrence speaker criticizes William Allen White’s committee, arguing the war’s reach may force U.S. decisions. The drift suggests the United States is not retreating from the war, but its path remains contested.
The Ramspeck bill signed by the President converts about 200000 partisan appointees to civil service status with a non-competitive proficiency test. Current holders keep their jobs if they show ordinary ability, marking a shift from competitive hiring and a potential freeze in the public service.
Italian organizations famed as fighting units face adverse conditions in Albania, hampering a successful stand. Reinforcements sent to aid Italian forces struggle to stay in place as a general retreat appears hard to stop. The chief concern among Italian reinforcements is to distance themselves from Greek forces.
Kyosti Kalio steps down as Finland president due to mounting health issues. He guided a brave defense against Russia, signed a peace that ceded territory and favored Moscow, and has since focused on rebuilding a country scarred by war.
The article notes concern over recreational activities at army training camps being placed under WPA and NVA supervision amid questions about propaganda use. It also reports strikes at Vultee and an aluminum plant ending after short Idleness, viewed as lessons in defense program execution. Soviet press backing Bulgaria fuels uncertainty about Bulgaria aligning with the Axis.
Military critics discuss extending the Greek campaign to liberate Albania from Italian occupation. The idea appears to have crossed between Greek and Italian sides, whether by telepathy or common strategic reasoning.
The Kansas City Kansan notes University of Kansas students oppose Saturday classes but argues the total weekly workload remains unchanged. It cites crowded facilities and says six days of use create room in classrooms and laboratories without overworking students who rely on Saturday jobs.
The Kansas Big Six conference dispute remained unresolved after a ten hour session of conference school officials in Kansas City. The Jayhawk fate will be decided December 4 when faculty representatives convene in Kansas City for a likely showdown.
In London reports Britain could open a broad assault on Italy as the Axis weaknesses grow from the Greek debacle and blockade. The Balkans show turmoil as Romania falls under German influence and Iron Guard violence reverberates, while Hitler tightens control amid Romania's upheaval.
Kenneth W. Pringle of Alma will accompany Henry Ford as Ford leads a peace expedition from New York on December 4. Ford asked Chancellor Strong to name a student as guest. Also noted are corn contest prizes won by D H McCreath and W H Campbell, and the death of John L Gudten after being struck by a train. A marriage is announced for Hedwig Linke and Karl Dammann.
Federal grand jury in Kansas City Kansas will hear cases on alleged selective service registration failures. Among those charged is Alexander Harlow Dewey 22 a Kansas University freshman recently arraigned at Topeka. A transient faces a similar charge at Erie and other routine matters are on the docket.
A confidential 2500 page FBI file on Harry Bridges, head of the West Coast C I O, was presented to the Department of Justice for review to decide if deportation proceedings should be started. The two Civil War wave length report aims to outline Bridges activities and possible actions by federal authorities.
Turkey gifts and Thanksgiving dinners mark the holiday smiles as F W Barteldes shares birds with his men and Andrew Guffin and Jennie Arm strong wed. The piece notes a Perry shoot with Weyermuller claiming victory after an 85 bird contest and mentions General Metcalf denying Funston swam a river in a Kansas history dispute. Col Henry M Greene dies at Ohio street home. Frank Hubner Tom Watta attend KU MA ball game with recent Kansas City trip.
Lawrence church hosts Jefferson county C E delegates led by Bill Tice. Local members Ruth Byington Dorothy Combs Gladys Meyer Walter Love and others from Winchester Nortonville Valley Grove attend. County rally set for November 26 at Wellman chapel.
A year of the Journal-World costs 2.50 or 3.00 depending on distance. Suggest gifting a Christmas remembrance with a gift card and share the number to call.
Andre Girardeau woos Lena Montoya on a moonlit roof amid autumn beauty and hidden danger. Wesley York confronts Andre as Ronica Bailey and a distressed professor navigate shifting loyalties and a perilous plot.
Mackey J. C. Hemphill, longtime dairyman, will retire from outside work in winter and sell his cows and milking machine due to neuritis. The move comes as he reduces dairy operations after many years in the business.
Knowledge Hill residents and families gathered at E. H. Dimick home for a social night with games and refreshments. About 35 attendees enjoyed pie sandwiches and coffee as Mr and Mrs Dimick unveil their new residence.
Radio listings show WREN KMBC WDAF stations and programs across the evening from 5:30 to 8:00 with Bud Barton Tom Mix Toy Band Newscasts sports revue and featured shows Death Valley Days Gang Busters and Information Please across multiple stations. Air times include 5 45 6 00 6 15 6 30 6 45 7 00 7 30 7 55 and 8 00 with host names Kate Smith John Armstrong and Red Grange forecasts noted.
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